James Bachini

books

  • Steal Like An Artist | Book Summary

    Steal Like An Artist | Book Summary

    The core concept behind steal like an artist is that nothing is truly original and everything is created based on the creators influences. The author Austin Kleon expands on this throughout the book to paint a picture of how to be more effective at creative work. James On YouTube There’s a quote at the start…

  • Die With Zero Bill Perkins | Book Summary

    Die With Zero Bill Perkins | Book Summary

    Bill Perkins is a high stakes poker player with a background in options trading in the energy markets. His book “Die With Zero” provides a unique take on retirement planning. Die With Zero Summary [Video] Accumulate Experience Points Optimal Health / Wealth Curves Plan Long Term With Time Buckets The Kids Can Use The Inheritance…

  • Essentialism Notes | Less But Better

    Essentialism Notes | Less But Better

    The following are my notes on the Book Essentialism – the disciplined pursuit of less. The underlying principle of this book is “less but better”. The author Greg Mckeown starts with a personal story of how he left his wife and new born baby in hospital to attend a client meeting to try and keep…

  • Book Review: It doesn’t have to be crazy at work – Jason Fried and David Hansson

    Book Review: It doesn’t have to be crazy at work – Jason Fried and David Hansson

    Amazon Link: It doesn’t have to be crazy at work This is a short book about efficiency and calm in the workplace. I read it six months or so ago and some of the concepts are really useful if you are used to working in high pressure environments. Chapter Breakdown Curb your ambition – don’t…

  • Book: Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance review

    Book: Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance review

    Amazon Link: Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance This is a modern classic. To be honest I only found out it was written 40 odd years ago when I got to the end. It is a brilliantly written piece by Robert Pirsig that tells the story of a father and son on a journey…

  • Book: How to Be an Imperfectionist Review

    Book: How to Be an Imperfectionist Review

    Link: How to be an imperfectionist review I think there must be quite a few affiliates, digital marketers and high performers who are on the OCD scale. This book is about perfectionism which is very closely related or part of that scale. OCD is obsessive compulsive disorder. I’m terrible for it. I can’t sit at…

  • Book Review: How To Get Rich – Felix Dennis

    Book Review: How To Get Rich – Felix Dennis

    Amazon Link: How To Get Rich This book was recommended on someones most life changing books list. Despite the guru title “How To Get Rich” it’s actually quite a bit different to the standard Tony Robbins spin-offs. The writer Felix Dennis isn’t selling anything, there’s no upsells or hidden agenda. He’s an older guy that…

  • Book Review: Delivering Happiness – Tony Hsieh

    Book Review: Delivering Happiness – Tony Hsieh

    To get through this you are going to need to read a hundred or so pages of why Zappos is such an amazing company how how they are changing the world. That said Tony does make some interesting points throughout the book. His story of how he got started in the tech industry first with…

  • Book Review: Will it fly – Pat Flynn

    Book Review: Will it fly – Pat Flynn

    This book is about testing an idea before you go all out and build a business around it. Pat goes through some interesting thought experiments based on what you want personally and how your business idea will fit in to that. There is some good information about market research in there. I particularly like the…

  • Cashvertising Summary | My Notes On Ca$hvertising

    Cashvertising Summary | My Notes On Ca$hvertising

    Cashvertising is a classic and would be my first choice for anybody new to digital marketing that wanted to learn about copywriting. I’ve published my personal notes here so people can get a summary of the book or use it as a reference if they have read it previously. It was first published a hundred…